Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-08-03
they fought to save and which they rich

they fought to save and which they rich
ly deserve.
While favoring all proper legislation
to secure patentees in their just rights to
their inventions, we ask such action by
Congress as will provide the holder Of a
patent shall have no right of action for
It's infringement, when knowing that
persons are innocently and in good faith
using it without knowledge Of the exist
ence OF the patent, he fails to give no.
tice of his claim
eve heartily endorse the administra
ton Of Gov. Foraker as wise, pru-
duent, firm and economical; and we do
esp ecially endorse and approve
HIS PATRIOTIC DECLARATION
that no rebel flags shall be surrendered
VIII lie he is governor. And we further
endorse and approve his prompt action
IN 1nstltuhng restraining measures to
prevent the unlawful order of President
Cleveland from being executed.
The frauds. forgeries and crimes
committed by the Democratic party in
Ohio, in the election for state officers
and members of the General Assembly
In 1885, deserve the condemnation and
execration of all honorable men; and
We hereby commend and endorse the ac-
ton of the Sixty-seventh General Assem-
these crimes and in enacting reglstra-
ton laws applicable to the great cities OF
the state, whereby their repetition has
been rendered impossible. We further
endorse and commend the action of the
late Republican Legislature in the pro-
visions made by it for the
establishment of home for dis
abled soldiers and sailors and
for the levying of taxes by the commits
sioners of the several counties for the
support and maintenance of INDECENT
sailors and soldiers and their widows and
children.
1--WE point with Just pride to the en-
| actment of the Dow law in fulfillment of
the promises of the Republican party
| and we pledge ourselves to such further
legislation as may be necessary to keep
! abreast with
| ENLIGHTENED PUBLIC SENTIMENT
| on this question, to the end that the
evils resulting from the traffic in intoxi-
| eating liquors be restrained to the ut
most possible extent in all parts of the
state.
eve favor such legislation as will So
cure to the agricultural, commercial and
| industrial interest of the state equally
without discrimination in favor
of any citizen or corporation,
| the benefits of transporta-
| ton by all common carriers at the lowest
rate consistent with justice and that the
waterways of the state should be main
| tanned and improved so as to secure to
the people the full benefits thereof
Recognizing, as the Republicans of
| Ohio always have, the gifted and tried
statesmen of the Republican party of
other states, loyal and unfaltering in
their devotion to the success of the or
ganization in 1888 under whatever stand
ard bearer the Republican national con-
vention may select, they have just pride
in the record and career of John Sher-
man as member of the Republican
| party, and as a statesman of fidelity,
large experience and great ability. His
| career
| AS A STATESMAN
| began with the birth of the Republican
| party; he has grown and developed
with the growth Of that organization his
genius and patriotism are stamped VI pom
the records Of that party and the stat
utes and constitution of the country, and
believing that his nomination for the of
| fee of president would be wise and ju-
| tliclOus, We respectfully present his
name to the people of the United States
! as candidate and announce our hearty
and cordial support of him for that Of
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